Windows 7 has a wonderful facility called problem steps recorder.
You can start it by typing psr
on the command line.
What's the best way to integrate this into a Delphi application?
And is there a COM automation interface for psr?
I want to:
psr
will store the capture in; (how?)If there's an alternative tool that does the same stuff I'd love to hear about that as well of course.
Because this is mainly a user-experience issue I'm not interested in automated crash reports, I know madexcept
does a wonderful job on those.
I'm interested in seeing a slideshow where the user explains in 4 steps why feature x sucks or does not work as expected.
It can be used from command line:
psr.exe [/start |/stop][/output ] [/sc (0|1)] [/maxsc ] [/sketch (0|1)] [/slides (0|1)] [/gui (o|1)] [/arcetl (0|1)] [/arcxml (0|1)] [/arcmht (0|1)] [/stopevent ] [/maxlogsize ] [/recordpid ]
Here you can find more information about command line usage: ctrlf5.net/?p=176 link removed as page 176 is now a nasty malware page
And here is sample project which automates psr thorught command-line (c#): http://psr4vs.codeplex.com/SourceControl/changeset/view/10645#172579
Free alternative I can suggest is called StepsToReproduce. In many aspects it's much more usable - it allows several options for recording (screen/window/region) and has powerful annotation tools.
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